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Mani-Mysuru road retaining wall collapsed
Mani-Mysuru road retaining wall collapsed
Mangalore Today News Network
Sullia, July 18, 2018: The retaining protection wall on the roadside at Peraje near Sullia on the Mani-Mysuru state highway has collapsed.
The wall on the Mani to the Mysuru state highway road has been damaged at some places.
The protection wall here has collapsed which has created deep cracks on the road.
As road work is in progress at Shiradi Ghat, traffic is increased on the Mani-Mysuru road.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Kiran Kumar, Udupi | Wed, July-18-2018, 3:59 |
| May be the Sampaje ghat gets damaged due to excess traffic in the road .. | |
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